Guest guest Posted September 2, 2006 Report Share Posted September 2, 2006 ALL Dow and MDL claimants should read Annex A of the DCSettlement page. It is worth printing out for reference. [link=www.dcsettlement.com/resources/ANNEX%20A%20to%20SFA%20-%20FINAL. 5-26-04.pdf]Annex A [/link] 'Annex A' includes all the criteria and exclusions necessary for BI Class Action Settlements, and Dow has the same criteria as the MDL. Every claimant should have this. This has a rundown of the disease criteria - even if you have a lawyer, you should be reading this so you can keep up with what you need or don't have. A good lawyer should do that, but I suspect some do and some don't. And it surely can't hurt for you to know where you stand. There are some twists and knowledge of how the claims office interprets some of this that an attorney should know and can help you with, but these are the basics. Any woman who wants to can represent herself in these claims, with the proper information. It is not easy - I hired an attorney even though I am an attorney -- I was too sick and overwhelmed with all of it when I started my claim. And I am too close to my own case. However, even if you hire an attorney, you should read this. A good attorney will welcome an educated client - if you are courteous and reasonable, 'partnering' with your attorney on your claim will help both you and your attorney. And, Annex A is the " Bible " if you are pro se (representing yourself). Second, there are other sections in Annex A - a list of doctors who only used one type of implant, so if you had any of these docs, your proof of manufacture (POM) will be easier. It also has the requirements for POM. Also has the list of settlement determined attorney's fees. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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